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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1944

Page

3

Auto Crash Injures Guy Lofton Jr at Winchester

The Star reports Guy Lofton Jr is in Winchester Memorial Hospital with minor injuries after driving a car without owner James Chauderis permission and crashing on a curve west of Gore. Chauderis says no information is available and no warrant issued as insurance will not cover damages. A second weekend accident near Winchester involved David Childs of Summit Point who, after a head on collision with a tree, left him with a cut hand and other injuries.

Star Guy Lofton, Jr Winchester Memorial Hospital James Chauderis White Palace Gore David Childs Summit Point W. Va Mitchel Winchester Childs

Paul Hyde Dies In City

Paul Stanley Hyde age 61 of Siler Va died this morning at 5 o clock at Hirst Nursing Home Winchester where he had been since June. Death attributed to complications. Brief funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Whitacre Cemetery with Rev C W Lowe of Sciating.

Paul Stanley Hyde Siler Hirst Winchester Whitacre C. W. Lowe Sciating

Returning 30 000 Men Monthly

The War Department reports it is returning about 30 000 men monthly to the United States and cannot substantially increase this number while maintaining vigorous war efforts. The statement to the House Military Committee follows growing furlough requests from troops overseas.

Washington Oct War Department House Military Committee

U. S. Bombers Strike Formosa and Pacific Targets

Formosa battles continue as U S forces report destroying numerous enemy aircraft and claiming several ships sunk or damaged. In actions across the southwest Pacific, bombers hit airfields and installations on Balikpapan Pamelan and Davao while Marines assault caves on Peleliu.

Third Fleet Formosa Douglas MacArthur Southwest Pacific Ceram Boeroe Islands Philippines Impresa Tokyo Nimitz Peleliu Island Palaus Balikpapan Borneo Pamelan Celebes Davao Mindanao

Germans Press Aachen Lifeline Amid Stiff Allied Defense

Allied dispatches report three hours of furious fighting near Aachen as German tanks and infantry attack the besieged garrison. Four enemy tanks are knocked out while German gains are noted amid heavy Allied bombing and persistent artillery fire.

Vile Fontenoy Premifontaine Aachen Wurselen Berlin Verlautenheide Knopp Warsaw Stalingrad Siegfried Line Schelde Antwerp Savojaargs Plant Leopold Canal Watervliet Canal Savojaargs Inlet Breskens Woernsdrecht Zuid Beveland Walcheren Woensdrecht Vlissingen Flushing Middelburg Secnnd Neder Rhine Renkum Arnhem Red Devil Grmany Toehold Dutch Rhine Venray Smakt Ae Canllery

Yanks Withdraw From Fort Driant

American troops pulled back from Fort Driant near Metz after ten days of close quarters fighting. Lt. Gen. George S. Patton's Third Army penetrated 100 yards into underground passages before withdrawal at 2 AM Friday. Casualties were light as the operation tested frontal assault versus bypass.

Fort Odriant France Fort Driant Metz George S. Patton Third Army Moselle

Elected Officials in the United States Government

National government officials elected to positions are the President, Vice President and members of Congress. All other offices are appointed. Each house of Congress selects its own officers, with the Vice President serving ex officio as President of the Senate.

United State Congress House of Congress United States Senate

Trial Justice Court Disposes Of Several Local Cases

In Edwards court Emmett Whitlock of Jackson Avenue faced operating a motor vehicle without a license and a $13.25 total penalty. He also received 60 days with 10 days to serve and a $25 fine for taking driving a vehicle without owner consent. Daisy Miller of Jackson Avenue was fined $10 plus costs for drunk. Luther Miller faced an assault and battery charge with 30 days suspended and $10 plus costs.

Court of Trial

Vitamins Lost in Dehydrated Meat Varied By Process

U S Department of Agriculture tests found vitamin content in dehydrated meats varied widely. Thiamine B1 was most affected by dehydration and storage, while riboflavin B2 and nicotinic acid losses were relatively small.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Roosevelt to Confer With Marshall on France Visit

President Roosevelt plans a conference today with General George C. Marshall Army chief of staff after Marshall’s recent inspection of liberated France. Marshall arrived in Paris October 6 with War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes and other officials.

Washington Roosevelt George C. Marshall Army France Marshall Paris James F.ae

Winchester Police Court roles see Anderson and Cauldwell case

In Winchester Police Court Judge John W. Rice hears Zell Anderson charged with drunkenness fined 5 dollars and costs 5.25 dollars and Lucille Cauldwell age 35 of Welltown appears on related matter.

Winchester John W. Rice Zell Anderson Lucille Cauldwell Welltown

Mother and 20th Child Doing Well in Allentown

Mrs Esther Esterly and her 20th child two day old Timothy were reported doing well at Sac red Heart Hospital. The 43 year old mother said this is her last and that eighteen of the 20 children are still living. She works as a truck driver.

Allentown Esther Esterly Timothy Sacred Heart Hospital Esterly

Pike and Taylor Fined For Drunkenness and Costs

Harry I. Taylor of 1219 Braddock Street along with a second party were cited for drunkenness. Each faced fines of $5 with additional court costs totaling $6.25.

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